The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-12

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THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Delightful weather at the Springs.
Jugs, jngs and jars at Crane Bros.
Another residence will soon be erect
ed on Lincoln Avenue.
Hay is short but of superior quality
this season in this section.
A heavy frost occurred in the north
ern Hills on Friday night of last week
The migragtory proclivities of the
melon(choly) days are slow at the
Springs.
Petty Bros. are putting in a sea of
Fairbank's $ hay scales at their upper
livery stable.
A ballon ascension every day for a
week will be one Of the chief attractions
at the Minneapolis Exposition this fall.
Hopes deferred and patience worn
on every face expressed. denotes the
scarcity Of change in precincts of the
west.
The Omaha Weekly HcruM and the
STAR one year for s.. 80 cash. The Her.
aid is a II page newspaper Of the
greatest merit.
Camp meeting, after three days pleas
antly and we presume. prolitab'y spent.
adjourned on Sunday. the last services
i,eing given in the church.
Geo Gibson has just finished burning,
a large kiln of lime. He will at once
begin the erection OF a commodious
lime house on Chicago avenue.
| The increase Of business has rendered
itn...5s.ry s,r ,. Fsr5l;ol to bnill an
extensive addition to his already COM
modious and wcll-stocked store room.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. last Monday the
| new church was opened for services
| and the ceremonies of the Lords Sup
per and the registration of member
Ship.
We suggest that the Nfinnekahta
House procure one of those Lawn Ten
is sets at Faryos, to give its numerous
guests little variety Of outdoor
games.
The "Rowdy West" of Douglas. WV,
has succumed to The inevitable with
the usual complimentary obituary no.
| tices from its contemporaries, as is usu-
al in such cases made and provided.
! Now is your opportunity to fill
yourself with important and useful in
formation, for tho insignificant sum Of
$3.50, You get for a whole year the
mammoth Omaha Weekly Neruid and
the STAR.
The report is current that there is q
shortage in hemp this year, and We
Judge from this, that the great Weld OF
boodlers aud anarchists; in the east ha:
created an unusual demand for tha
product.
The case of the Territory against I;
man by the name of pavton for hors,
stealing, was brought before Justice
Jones yesterday and no witnesses, ol
counsel appearing for the defense, h.
was bound over.
The number of visitors at Hot Spring
is unprccedently large and the diifcrcn
hotels are all crowded The fame o
the Springs as a health resort is f;s
spreading over the entire land. and sool
the place will be noted as the Ilo
, Springs of !Arkansas.-P Pioneer.
1t is openly avowcd now that tn
president has accepted the invitation t
visit st. Louis. which will no doubt hav
a tendency to allsy all fears of bacl;
set to the city had he refused. w
presume Col Lamont will run tn
cainbet while the presid cnt is on b;
visit.
Our exchanges seems determined t
! force a narrow-euage railroad int
Hot Springs unbcknown te us. and W
wont stand it: we have seen hoy
inconvenicnt it is to travel on the Rap
id City narrow-guage and what troubl
it is to make connections: if we can
have a broad-guage we will have
flume.
On Tuesday whilst Frank Conkli
and another gentleman were wendin
their way up to camp meeting on He
Brook. they discovered an unusuall
large turtle. weighing upwards of 3
pounds: the boys rounded him mp an
brought him down to town, where the
comllcd him until the next day whe
they sacraticed him. and converted hi
turtlcship into a kettle of deliciou
soup.
Crane Bros. are in receipt of fres
canned goods of the best brands ever
day.
Pat Ferguson was around circulatin
a subscription to which our gencror
citizens responded with their usu;
liberality. the total subscription
amounting to over S25 with which Pa
proposes to purchase complete set q
shoemaker's tools and 60 to work q
his old trade. A shoemaker has Ion
been needed in Hot Springs, and tfi
a will prove great convenience to OH
citizens as we'll as u profitable ventur
for Pat.
Thayer Bros. are now pleasant
located in their new quarters, opposit
tho Enrorcoo Ao,,c., n, C,t,,~,3o